If you are looking for a great night of nostalgic entertainment, then this is a good place to start. Nostalgia is what this act is all about, a chance to reminisce, a chance to dance all night and sing along to the classic hits of the 1950’s, 1960’s & 1970’s. Dave Nash creates a great atmosphere. Wearing a Teddy Boy Suit, complete with Creepers and an authentic 1950’s microphone, Dave Nash really looks the part. You are sure to be amazed, to hear some songs that you will probably have forgotten about. The list of artists Dave Nash covers is very large and everyone is sure to hear a favourite or two in the repertoire of around 400 songs he has to choose from. He covers an array of performers like Cliff Richard, Marty Wilde, Billy Fury, Searchers, Tremeloes, Merseybeats, Beatles, Bobby Vee, Paul Anka, Chuck Berry, Elvis, Showaddywaddy, Mud, Sweet, Alvin Stardust, Darts, Bay City Rollers........the list is endless; take a look at the Songs page.

On this website you can view Dave's Gig List, which shows all the venues he is appearing at throughout the year & into the next. If you go to the Music page you can hear him singing. The Gallery page offers up hundreds of photo's taken at gigs; take a look, you might be there! The Links page has lots of useful information with links to other sites of interest. The music is provided by high quality backing tracks played through a powerful 1600watt Studio Sound System - click here to view the equipment used by Dave. There are plenty of lighting effects too.

Dave Nash was born in Hull, North Humberside in 1965 in the week that the Beatles were at number 1 with "Ticket To Ride". He was born into a family that loved Rock n' Roll. The stereo was always on and he would often go to bed hearing Cliff Richard, The Shadows, Marty Wilde and Billy Fury being played on the stereo by his parents. The parties his parents often had were all about Rock n' Roll, they were great jivers and would often entertain family & friends with their dancing. Dave put this show together as a dedication to his parents and a tribute to the Rock n' Roll years.